Greenfield Village
Shops & Dining
From Liberty Craftworks to Main Street Emporium and the Greenfield Village Store, our carefully curated stores will spark your passion for history and inspire your next great idea. You'll enjoy inspired food experiences here too, from quick seasonal bites (like cream puff sundae in the summer and hot cider in the fall) to an inspired full-course feast at Eagle Tavern. Members save 10% on shopping and dining throughout The Henry Ford when showing your membership card at checkout.
Dining
Eagle Tavern
The tavern keeper’s gracious welcome and the costumed servers usher you right into this mid-1800s tavern, still serving seasonal meals with produce and meat from local farms. Eagle Tavern is a festive gathering spot for a fine meal.
Sir John Bennett Sweet Shop
This cornucopia of classic confections has candies, chocolates, baked goods, beverages, and more. Modeled after the Sir John Bennett Jewelry Store, the building was scaled down from five to two stories, so as not to stand higher than the surrounding church steeples. Built in 1931 in Greenfield Village with exterior decorative elements from original shop in London, England. Step inside to visit the sweet shop.
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Frozen Custard
The perfect break from a hot summer day or even a cold weather treat, our genuine frozen custard is rich, creamy, and full of flavor. Our stand serves up frozen custard in a cone or cup, plus a selection of beverages.
Featuring a delectable selection of flavors, our frozen custard is sure to delight even the pickiest of palates.
Carousel Confections
Imagine yourself in a time when the soda fountain was king. Children, adults, men, and women of all ages would line up around the counter for a root beer float, cotton candy, cream puff sundae, or just a glass of pop.
Carousel Confections transports you back to that nostalgic era. Stop by for cream puff sundaes, popcorn, and beverages. Next door to the Herschell-Spillman carousel.
Cotswold Cottage Tea
Enjoy tea in the Garden that Clara Ford loved. Surrounded by an iridescent rainbow of colorful flowers – tantalizing blues, romantic reds, bright yellows – Cotswold Cottage is a peaceful escape from the busy.
We invite you to join us for tea and baked goods in the beautiful outdoor garden inspired by Clara Ford and her love for the Cotswold Cottage and tea.
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A Taste of History
Seasonal locally sourced foods, inspired by historic recipes from three of our most popular homes, are as fresh and delightful now as they were years ago. Dine as you would at Daggett or Firestone farmhouses, enjoy the potatoes of botanist Luther Burbank and explore the tastes from the archives of the Benson Ford Research Center.
Mrs. Fisher's Southern Cooking
Savor the 1800s cooking of Abby Fisher, a former enslaved worker with a culinary gift. Enjoy some of the most delectable recipes from her landmark cookbook. Nothing says Southern hospitality like cracker-crust fried chicken and sweet potato pie.
Owl Night Lunch Wagon
The forerunner to the food truck, frequented by Henry Ford as a young engineer and later brought to Greenfield Village, serves up hand-held goods, like hot dogs, house-made cookies and beer and wine.
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Shops
Greenfield Village Store
Bring American traditions into your life and home. Shop historically inspired crafts made by our artisans in Greenfield Village — plus toys, books, food and more reflecting the ingenious and resourceful stories from your experience.
Liberty Craftworks Store
Be captivated by American-made handcrafts in this Arts and Crafts-inspired store featuring those created by our own artisans.
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